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looks like energy towards energy. up in conoco phillips. new stakes deere, web co. it is a leader in commercials. 4.5 plus million shares in media general. >>> when we come back my thoughts on compromise or no compromise as the fiscal cliff edges closer and closer. back in a moment. . but today...( sfx: loud noise of metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) awhat strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td
looks like energy towards energy. up in conoco phillips. new stakes deere, web co. it is a leader in commercials. 4.5 plus million shares in media general. >>> when we come back my thoughts on compromise or no compromise as the fiscal cliff edges closer and closer. back in a moment. . but today...( sfx: loud noise of metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) awhat strange...
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and i continue to think a bright spot is going to be energy. i think energy is an industry that is going to keep on giving, no matter what political turmoil we have. i don't think the politicians will be able to screw up the wonderful nature of energy and some of the new technology and in terms of treasuries, i fully suspect for at least the first half of 2013 you're going to see still historically low interest rates. >> well, we already know that. peter anderson, we think they're going to get low rates. >> not because of the fed, marie kra. i think it's because the market is smart. >> peter, is there a way to invest around those low rates? how do you make money on that? >> yes, i absolutely think so. you know, when you play out the different scenarios that can happen besides rick saying energy and treasury is low interest rates, there are still in great stocks out there and whatever the scenarios are, if we do go off the fiscal, it's going to take some time. and during that time period, you're going to see stocks sell off. if that is one of th
and i continue to think a bright spot is going to be energy. i think energy is an industry that is going to keep on giving, no matter what political turmoil we have. i don't think the politicians will be able to screw up the wonderful nature of energy and some of the new technology and in terms of treasuries, i fully suspect for at least the first half of 2013 you're going to see still historically low interest rates. >> well, we already know that. peter anderson, we think they're going...
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that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> welcome back. bank stocks were among the laggards in today's trading session. can you imagine a u.s. financial system without the big banks? it may sound crazy but not as far fetch as you might think. jpmorgan, bank of america, and citigroup are under the criticism. he's called them the greatest threat to the financial structure. jeff cox, a senior writer with cnbc.com. jeff, how fees snbl. >> not very feasible but, as you mentioned, richard fisher is a loud voice in this. is he going to be leading this charge. a funny thing has happened on the way back from the financial crisis. these big banks that were supposed to get smaller have only gotten bigger. as a result, we have the term systemic risk being bantered about. >> certainly, you know, when you look at what the regulatory environment has -- how it's impacted the banks, it almost feels like they want them to be utilities. >> right. exactly. they make it their wish but if they get their wish they might regret what they wish for. they might want
that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> welcome back. bank stocks were among the laggards in today's trading session. can you imagine a u.s. financial system without the big banks? it may sound crazy but not as far fetch as you might think. jpmorgan, bank of america, and citigroup are under the criticism. he's called them the greatest threat to the financial structure. jeff cox, a senior writer with cnbc.com. jeff, how fees snbl. >> not very feasible...
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it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. during mattress price wars at sthe feathers are flying! through labor day, get 3 years interest-free financing and save on a huge selection of posturepedic and beautyrest mattress sets. even get 3 years interest-free financing on every tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. when brands compete, you save! don't miss mattress price wars. and hurry, this special financing offer ends labor day. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> mitt romney has been taking heat for sheltering income in overseas tax havens and he's not alone. u.s. corporations are doing the same thing by incorporating or going pub luck abroad. >> are
it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. during mattress price wars at sthe feathers are flying! through labor...
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nobody is taking away anybody's energy drink. we don't even know what an energy drink is. it's just a marketing term. >> why does there have to be a definition? >> because people are ingesting it, if you're putting something in your body, as a consumer you have the right to know what it is and if there are risks associated with it. no one needs it taken away, tell us what's in it, adults make informed decisions about it and everybody be responsibility for the consequences. >> that's really what appears to be all eric schniderman is doing. he's not saying i'm going to limit what you can drink or anything like that. >> this is a late summer fishing expedition. he cast a wide net, and he's playing to the concerns we hear all the time. it's fear mongering at it's worst. >> we should have no problem. we should applaud them for finding out what's in it, there's led in paint, i'm grad there's no more led in paint. let's find out what's in the can, and if there's something bad, get it out or be honest about what's in it, nobody is threatenning to take it away. >> this is the very
nobody is taking away anybody's energy drink. we don't even know what an energy drink is. it's just a marketing term. >> why does there have to be a definition? >> because people are ingesting it, if you're putting something in your body, as a consumer you have the right to know what it is and if there are risks associated with it. no one needs it taken away, tell us what's in it, adults make informed decisions about it and everybody be responsibility for the consequences. >>...
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it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ tdd# 1-800-345-2550 there are atm fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 account service fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the most dreaded fees of all, hidden fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab, you won't pay fees on top of fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 no monthly account service fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 no hidden fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and we rebate every atm fee. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so talk to chuck tdd# 1-800-345-2550 because when it comes to talking, there is no fee. >>> and finally today, an observation from me on the big hitters that we spoke with on today's program. virtually everybody we spoke with today said that we are all slowing, meaning the whole world, but particularly when it came to the
it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ tdd# 1-800-345-2550 there are atm fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 account service fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the most dreaded fees of...
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they don't worry about whether it's generated by coal or solar or wind or how the energy is created. they ignore that. that's handled by the electric service provider. they don't have to make huge investments in creating more electricity. it's all done as a service. computing is now being offered for the first time, if you will, over the last few years as a service in the cloud. it means the consumers don't have to get bogged down with the complexity of computing. they don't have to make a huge capital investment. they just plug n run their applications. >> tell me about the world today. there's a concern that things are slowing, not just at oracle, but throughout business because of the global slowdown. that's what we saw in the latest earnings release that you reported. and there's a change in terms of data. data has changed. and you've got to keep up with this changing data coming from all sorts of mobile devices, et cete cetera. tell me about business right now around the world. what are you seeing? >> actually, our business is fairly good. i know in reported u.s. dollars, our re
they don't worry about whether it's generated by coal or solar or wind or how the energy is created. they ignore that. that's handled by the electric service provider. they don't have to make huge investments in creating more electricity. it's all done as a service. computing is now being offered for the first time, if you will, over the last few years as a service in the cloud. it means the consumers don't have to get bogged down with the complexity of computing. they don't have to make a huge...
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it was really the financials, energy, as well as technology among the biggest drivers of this market. tomorrow, the jobs report and expectation is 100,000 new jobs created in the last month. no doubt ben bernanke and others will be watching that report. we got not much from the ecb today, that will do it for "closing bell," stay with us, we're taking you to london for the olympics coverage right now. have a great night, and i'll see you tomorrow.
it was really the financials, energy, as well as technology among the biggest drivers of this market. tomorrow, the jobs report and expectation is 100,000 new jobs created in the last month. no doubt ben bernanke and others will be watching that report. we got not much from the ecb today, that will do it for "closing bell," stay with us, we're taking you to london for the olympics coverage right now. have a great night, and i'll see you tomorrow.
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elliott warren, he specializes in energy and live from chicago, jack, ceo with bull and bear partners. gentlemen, have you 30 seconds. one at a time. peter, what are you watching for tomorrow? >> that introduction took longer than my 30 second. >> yes, it did. >> i will start. er with watching all of the fed govers in speak. every one will weigh in on what is happening next wreeek at the fed meetings. we will try to read between the lines. which is a fool's game but that's what a lot of traders are looking at right now. going through the comments, 50 pages of comments to come up with some sort of direction that the fed is going to be heading in, hopefully through the summer. >> all right. reading tea leaves from the fed. that's what peter costa is doing. elliott, what are you watching for tomorrow? >> over here we have to remember crude is trading over $105 just last wednesday. last night touching down to around $59. and spent the entire afternoon creeping back. i think it rejected those lows. i think we will look for it to retest $100 right now. i think you said eaterier the markets
elliott warren, he specializes in energy and live from chicago, jack, ceo with bull and bear partners. gentlemen, have you 30 seconds. one at a time. peter, what are you watching for tomorrow? >> that introduction took longer than my 30 second. >> yes, it did. >> i will start. er with watching all of the fed govers in speak. every one will weigh in on what is happening next wreeek at the fed meetings. we will try to read between the lines. which is a fool's game but that's...
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in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for real. ...that make a real difference. at merrill lynch, we understand the importance of your goals. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. >>> finally, my observation on the interview we just saw with president bill clinton. someone made an interesting remark when comparing president clinton to president obama. the difference between the two, when clinton walks into the room when half of the room is republican and half is democrat, he will walk to the republicans and they will be fans of clinton. barack obama will go to his base. the the last time he came to wall street, he refused to get pictures. clinton was a uniter and obama is criticized for being a divider. he was d
in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for real. ...that make a real difference. at merrill lynch, we understand the importance of your goals. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's...
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a nice trade in the metals and beaten up energy names. >> why tomorrow? >> we have seen relative strength over a couple of days. the stocks have turned around. today and yesterday it will continue. >> thank you. mike, you're up. 30 seconds. >> i think that everyone ought to be watching tomorrow what they should be watching every day when europe is flaring again. that is yields in spain and italy to see if they are moving higher. as of now they are not. they need to be watching lending rates between the banks and as of now, the lending rate is half of what it was last november. as of now, the actions by the ecb to recapitalize the banks has gotten the area under control, but it's something they need to continue to watch. >> all right. we will leave it there. thank you so much for giving us your take in that 30-second time frame. ahead of the retail earnings and observation on retail, for me it's extremes. in a word, bifurcated. companies like lululemon and starbucks and coach are all doing well and value names like internet giant like amazon. the middle of
a nice trade in the metals and beaten up energy names. >> why tomorrow? >> we have seen relative strength over a couple of days. the stocks have turned around. today and yesterday it will continue. >> thank you. mike, you're up. 30 seconds. >> i think that everyone ought to be watching tomorrow what they should be watching every day when europe is flaring again. that is yields in spain and italy to see if they are moving higher. as of now they are not. they need to be...
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he's referred to oil as yesterday's energy. yet last night he was rex tillerson. when did the president join kpon mobile -- exxonmobil's board? i didn't see the news. can the president lower the price of oil? not by himself. the president can allow more drilling in the united states and streamline environmental regulations. president obama has done neither one. >> okay. do you think oil companies control gas prices or just markets? you have to put policies in place that drive markets. >> sure, the price of oil is set on the global market, period. what is happening in the united states now is that motorists in chicago are competing for effectively the same gallon of gasoline as motorists in shanghai and mumbai. there's very little the president can do about that except stimulate production in the united states. that will contribute to the global pool of oil and therefore affect the price. >> dan, what did you think? >> robert is half right. oil prices are set on the world market, but the part he's missing is it's controlled by the opec cartel. their goal is to keep
he's referred to oil as yesterday's energy. yet last night he was rex tillerson. when did the president join kpon mobile -- exxonmobil's board? i didn't see the news. can the president lower the price of oil? not by himself. the president can allow more drilling in the united states and streamline environmental regulations. president obama has done neither one. >> okay. do you think oil companies control gas prices or just markets? you have to put policies in place that drive markets....
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. >> right now, the strongest sector is the energy sector. with all the fracking going on, anything related to fracking. we have rail cars that carry sand. you can't get them. they're very, very valuable right now. any type of car that really isn't associated with the energy sector. that's one of the hottest sectors right now. >> an look where oil is. that makes sense with the momentum there. >> retailers, it's more mixed. some of the retailers are doing okay. some of them are not. it's much more of a mixed picture. >> the international story, is that part of their business? or is this largely a domestic set of companies we're looking at? >> no, these companies are primarily domestic. most of their business is in the u.s. more than half of their employees are here in the u.s. this is primarily a u.s. base. >> given your background, you were there at those meetings at the federal reserve during the financial crisis. how does it feel to you today versus where we were in 2008? >> well, it's much, much better. 2008 was an incredibly difficult tim
. >> right now, the strongest sector is the energy sector. with all the fracking going on, anything related to fracking. we have rail cars that carry sand. you can't get them. they're very, very valuable right now. any type of car that really isn't associated with the energy sector. that's one of the hottest sectors right now. >> an look where oil is. that makes sense with the momentum there. >> retailers, it's more mixed. some of the retailers are doing okay. some of them are...
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the bigger cost of putting an automobile together is the energy cost in steel, the energy cost that you have p in your paint booths and so on and so forth. so again, if you want to attract good, high-paying jobs, we need low-cost energy. and think about the money we spend globally to protect the ability to get energy here or various fuels here that we -- if we could produce it ourselves, which i know we can. the fracking is doing well in gas and oil. you know, if we get regeneration of coal, clean coal, coal gasification, maybe expand hydro opportunities and get energy independence, create jobs, it really puts a competitor among the globe. >> but this is one of those areas where business and government should be working together. i mean, you need the policies in place in order to get the drilling permits. you need a policy in place in order to make natural gas important and usable since we're so rich in natural gas. will we get there? do you think this administration will put the policies in place to allow business in the energy industry to flourish? >> we have to. i mean, what's the al
the bigger cost of putting an automobile together is the energy cost in steel, the energy cost that you have p in your paint booths and so on and so forth. so again, if you want to attract good, high-paying jobs, we need low-cost energy. and think about the money we spend globally to protect the ability to get energy here or various fuels here that we -- if we could produce it ourselves, which i know we can. the fracking is doing well in gas and oil. you know, if we get regeneration of coal,...
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aes first energy was a lagger. it wasn't all bad news. nrg energy and american electric power were higher, as you can see there. a lit of a mix. when all is said and done, not a bad quarter, given both the domestic and international environments, the uncertainty we've seen, the election is coming. we did well for the third quarter. >> all right. sure did. thank you so much, jackie. don't even think about touching that remote. we have a lot more ahead on this friday edition of the "closing bell." >>> mortgage rates hit rock bottom again, so why aren't home sales blowing through the roof? housing in the spotlight up next. >>> and later, she's actually not crazy. the subsidized program for the poor has mushroomed since 2008 due to possible abuse. we'll talk to congressman tim griffin who's proposing a bill to reign it in. >>> plus, what happens in france stays in san francisco? maria speaks with a mitt romney supporter and hp ceo carly fiorina. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have som
aes first energy was a lagger. it wasn't all bad news. nrg energy and american electric power were higher, as you can see there. a lit of a mix. when all is said and done, not a bad quarter, given both the domestic and international environments, the uncertainty we've seen, the election is coming. we did well for the third quarter. >> all right. sure did. thank you so much, jackie. don't even think about touching that remote. we have a lot more ahead on this friday edition of the...
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financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the markets are closed. they are looking for the unemployment rate to remain steady a 8.3%. but that the economy creates 203,000 new jobs. we're talking about face boong a boongbook and a lot of the story. volatile week, materially in europe, bob. >> everyone hates this word biforcation. there's no biforcating. but we have been biforcating. europe has been underperforming in the u.s. while it hasn't been grade, it's been doing better and china hasn't been over for a few days. the s&p is down fractionally. there is some splitting off that is going on. in the last two
financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the...
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the materials, energy, and emerging etf had a very nice day today. a lot of people remain skeptical because the action was in hitly, not in spain, italian banks today. the australian finance minister came out and said italy will knead the next bailout of sorts. they caused all of those in europe to say shut up. they said italy does not need a bailout today or in the future. this is merging as a kind of food fight at this point. finally, i would be more impressed with this whole rally if i saw movement in commodities, but i didn't. you see copper did nothing. brent is down 22% in the last 2.5 months. copper another indication of global growth. it made me skeptical. >> thank you, don't go anywhere, it gets bigger on this hour of closing bell from here. >> apple generates all of the buzz in the computer industry, what does dell need to do to steal back some of the spotlight? >> is president obama out of touch when it comes to the economy? and will those comments hurt him in november? coming up, national economic council director gene sperling joins us l
the materials, energy, and emerging etf had a very nice day today. a lot of people remain skeptical because the action was in hitly, not in spain, italian banks today. the australian finance minister came out and said italy will knead the next bailout of sorts. they caused all of those in europe to say shut up. they said italy does not need a bailout today or in the future. this is merging as a kind of food fight at this point. finally, i would be more impressed with this whole rally if i saw...
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. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> for many of you out there, you're minutes away from kicking off your labor day plans. according to aaa. traveler wills have a lot of company this weekend. >> this is the third consecutive holiday where we have seen an increase in the number of people hitting the roads or taking to the air. 33 million people will be traveling this weekend. that's at a prerecession level. you may think that high gas prices will keep people from going out on the road, but that's not necessarily so. the average is $3.83 a gallon. higher than a year ago, and there is an increase of about 15% of people. the highest prices, as they always are on the west coast as well as in michigan and illinois. and you guys in new york you're noticing the highest gas pric
. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> for many of you out there, you're minutes away from kicking off your labor day plans. according to aaa. traveler wills have a lot of...
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domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> before the ipad was released in 2010, the doj says apple agreed to put e-books on the market giving apple a 30% cut. attorney general, eric holder says as a result of this alleged consumer, we believe that consumers have paid millions of dollars for the most popular titles. company executives express confidence in competitive matters, including amazon. >> cbs, news corp., and pearson pic. let's get the fast growing e-book business. jon fortt. >> i've been publishing this all day. on the one hand. yes, it appears that these publishers got together and discussed how to alter pricing which is typically illegal because they are supposed to be competitors. on the other hand when you look at the e-book market before which amazon dominated and now after apple and barnes & noble have a significant share in the e-book overall has grown considerably. putting out figures just for january showing that e-books are up over last year, just comparing january and now co
domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. >>> before the ipad was released in 2010, the doj says apple agreed to put e-books on the market giving apple a 30% cut. attorney general, eric holder says as a result of this alleged consumer, we believe that consumers have paid millions of dollars for the most popular titles. company executives express confidence in competitive matters, including amazon. >> cbs, news corp., and pearson pic. let's...
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the president is on a four-state tour and is defending his administration's energy policy. >> the fact is, that my administration has approved dozens of new oil and gas pipelines over the last three years, including one from canada. as long as i'm president, we're going to keep on encouraging oil development and infrastructure and we're going to do it in a way that protects the health and safety of the american people. we don't have to choose between one or the other. we can do both. >> well, the administration is facing some sharp criticism after it rejected the full keystone project back in january. those are due to environmental concerns and gas prices are climbing and continuing to climb. the panel of experts about 10 minutes from now. stay with us on this important story. meanwhile, light sweed crude oil lowered after disappointing manufacturing data. settled at a level of $105.35 a barrel. the dollar gets a boost and that is because european manufacturing data as well. the precious metal falling. gold has lost 4% in the last month. it's holding on to year to date gains on the pri
the president is on a four-state tour and is defending his administration's energy policy. >> the fact is, that my administration has approved dozens of new oil and gas pipelines over the last three years, including one from canada. as long as i'm president, we're going to keep on encouraging oil development and infrastructure and we're going to do it in a way that protects the health and safety of the american people. we don't have to choose between one or the other. we can do both....
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energy is another one. allocate disproportionate amount of capital there. also, to invest in parts of the global economy. >> which is why you're investing in alibaba. >> that's the answer. >> which is why you're finding opportunities in places like china. thank you so much for joining us. good to see you as always. we appreciate it. up next, well deserved or wishful thinking? half of wall street employees expect higher bonuses this year. if they're right, will there be a backlash? or with the marks up double digits this year, is it deserved in. >>> later, should the government stop giving tax breaks to homeowners and banks to sell unwanted homes? your tax dollars helping to finance these folks. stick around for this debate. >>> also, are healthy profits on the menu the nation's restaurant? jane wells with that story. back in a moment. you. we know you. we know you have to rise early... and work late, with not enough sleep in between. how you sometimes need to get over to that exit, like, right now. and how things aren't... just about you anymore. introducin
energy is another one. allocate disproportionate amount of capital there. also, to invest in parts of the global economy. >> which is why you're investing in alibaba. >> that's the answer. >> which is why you're finding opportunities in places like china. thank you so much for joining us. good to see you as always. we appreciate it. up next, well deserved or wishful thinking? half of wall street employees expect higher bonuses this year. if they're right, will there be a...
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financial and energy clocking the steepest decline ners. each sectors raising more than 2% of their value this week alone. we have a whole host of earnings coming out. citigroup, goldman sachs, bank of america, morgan stanley, and general electric among the companies to report their first quarter next week. let's talk about the late-day swoon. bob pisani is on the floor of the nyse. we started to see an acceleration on the downside. >> yes, there was a real preponderance of sell orders where they indicate what there is to buy and sell. we have problems for all throughout the day in two groups, in financials, which we can go into the close and material stocks on concerns about slowdown in china, 8.1% gdp that you mentioned in china. material stocks weak during the day. stocks like wells fargo going into the close, and then stocks like steel stocks, like freeport mcmoran. >> so the economically sensitive stocks taking a hit? >> yes. and china was a disappointment but the march numbers are looking better. it's a very hot topic right now. >> yo
financial and energy clocking the steepest decline ners. each sectors raising more than 2% of their value this week alone. we have a whole host of earnings coming out. citigroup, goldman sachs, bank of america, morgan stanley, and general electric among the companies to report their first quarter next week. let's talk about the late-day swoon. bob pisani is on the floor of the nyse. we started to see an acceleration on the downside. >> yes, there was a real preponderance of sell orders...
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i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best, the dow was up 161 points, obviously, certainly nowhere near that high with the gain of 70 points. do you think that indicates we will see selling at the opening tomorrow? what do you think? >> let me say i don't. i think what happened here, apple got heavy at the end of the day. it represents so much of a part of the index at this point. we didn't close negative, we lost a little bit of our steam. i think our markets are actually healthy. want to look at the advance decline line and the new lows, they look good. >> what do you think? any thoughts on that?
i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best,...
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we did have weakness in materials and energy stocks as the dollar was strong. i think that was a factor. but i also think apple really mattered a lot. wouldn't it be nice to have a stock like restoration hardware go public today? in a week where we need restoration. that's what happened. went public at 24. it opened at 32 and closed not far from that price. great day for that company. finally, maria, for the week, no the much of a change. remember, we were only open three days this week. have a good weekend. >> you too. see you later. don't touch that remote. much more ahead on this edition of the close clo"closing bell." stay with us. >>> cleanup costs. superstorm sandy causing billions in damages. now companies are warning the storm will wreak havoc on earnings. the ce e o from clorox is here exclusively. >>> plus, sandy causing gas lines reminiscent of the 1970s throughout the new york area. we've got the latest details on the crisis and how ugly it's getting out there. >>> and at least those lines are over something essential like gasoline. check out all th
we did have weakness in materials and energy stocks as the dollar was strong. i think that was a factor. but i also think apple really mattered a lot. wouldn't it be nice to have a stock like restoration hardware go public today? in a week where we need restoration. that's what happened. went public at 24. it opened at 32 and closed not far from that price. great day for that company. finally, maria, for the week, no the much of a change. remember, we were only open three days this week. have a...
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, a handful of energy companies. haliburton, morgan. >> $108 barrel oil or nothing to do with the price? >> i think these stocks discount much lower oil prices. if oil prices go much higher than presently, we will become more concerned and become negative about the outlook. i think that is an area of concern, economy handle 135. >> 135? >> brent. >> brent. >> and that's 122. that is an area of concern. and by the way, i should, before i -- you move away from me, there are lots of concerns i have later on this year and early next year and there is a question when the stock market starts to focus on t took us 1250-odd years run up $115 trillion debt in this country, printing debt at the rate of $1 trillion a year. we have fiscal drag set to hit -- >> will the election be a catalyst for this market? >> i think this election is one of the most important elections in history, it is really a -- we have to determine what direction the country is heading. >> does barack obama get re-elected or not? >> various polls say he wi
, a handful of energy companies. haliburton, morgan. >> $108 barrel oil or nothing to do with the price? >> i think these stocks discount much lower oil prices. if oil prices go much higher than presently, we will become more concerned and become negative about the outlook. i think that is an area of concern, economy handle 135. >> 135? >> brent. >> brent. >> and that's 122. that is an area of concern. and by the way, i should, before i -- you move away from...
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the biggest industries are health care and energy. america's top state for business in 2012, texas. >> our thanks to the university of texas cheerleaders for helping us ring in style. yesterday we were at the winely. the wine industry is up and coming and more than doubles since 2001. that was grape expectations. the second was legendary lights which has a couple different meanings, were were looking at the light houses that were on the gulf coast, only a few of them are left. you've got the power, texas is the only state with a power grid. the pechan thing is the and what the hey, governor rick perry, it's good to see you again, we have done this before. >> yes have, welcome back to texas. >> always good to be here. we talked about your formula, and if you let me paraphrase it, business friendly regulations and don't spend all the money. >> that's the economic side. i disagree with the quality of life attributes they talk about. there is an incredibility quality of life. the cultural arts are growing. i think dallas now has three per
the biggest industries are health care and energy. america's top state for business in 2012, texas. >> our thanks to the university of texas cheerleaders for helping us ring in style. yesterday we were at the winely. the wine industry is up and coming and more than doubles since 2001. that was grape expectations. the second was legendary lights which has a couple different meanings, were were looking at the light houses that were on the gulf coast, only a few of them are left. you've got...
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energy issues. does it mean coal? does it mean new energy? does it mean more drilling for oil and gas? so many issues at stake. it's hard for me to believe that nothing changes regardless of who's in the white house. >> no, and actually, i would respectfully disagree. it's very hard to find any president in the last 50 years who every time we go into an election similar issues come up, but no president ever runs over the country. you can name obamacare. it's probably the only time where the population really was against a policy that was put through. all these things, they seem to come up at every election. they all seem to work out. i don't believe, frankly, congress, either way, whomever gets re-elected, i think congress will be split. you're going to have continued gridlock. we've run out of painless solutions. either taxes are going to go up, that's going to hurt gdp growth, or there's going to be expense cutting across the board. that's going to hurt gdp growth. i think we're in for a mild recession in either '13 or '14 no matter what th
energy issues. does it mean coal? does it mean new energy? does it mean more drilling for oil and gas? so many issues at stake. it's hard for me to believe that nothing changes regardless of who's in the white house. >> no, and actually, i would respectfully disagree. it's very hard to find any president in the last 50 years who every time we go into an election similar issues come up, but no president ever runs over the country. you can name obamacare. it's probably the only time where...
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build energy highways and high-tech centers. nurture start-ups and small businesses. reduce tax burdens and provide the lowest middle class tax rate in 58 years. once again, new york state is a place where innovation meets determination and where businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. >>> we are learning more about the awful shooting at a wisconsin sikh temple yesterday. jackie deangelis joins with us the latest details. >> it is not clear what motivated the shooter, wade michael page. president obama made some comments about the shooting just a little while ago. commentating on how americans may reflect if ethnicity turns out it played a role in this. take a listen. >> very important for us to -- reaffirm once aga
build energy highways and high-tech centers. nurture start-ups and small businesses. reduce tax burdens and provide the lowest middle class tax rate in 58 years. once again, new york state is a place where innovation meets determination and where businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and...
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that moved that sector up and that's been up as well in the top of energy prices. a couple ipos. look at five below. it went as high as $28 and ended at $26. tonight we will have a couple of ipos, and the one their talking about is palo alto. the price range has increased. it was $34 to $37, and now those mysterious stay tooth patterns, the spike on the top of the hour and selling off after the half hour, and spiking up again. i agree it looks like a program going on here, but what exactly the purpose of the program is is not clear. mcdonalds and ibm, big volume because they had earnings. >> bob thank you so much, we have a situation going on here with chipotle, let me get to brian at the market desk. >> it's down about 5% maria, but it was down 10%, they beet on eps, that's the good news, their margins were solid, but the bad news is this, the revenues were light for a growth company like that. comps were %, expectations were for double digits. also, how about this. their effective tax guidance is 39%. it's just a large, large number. the conference called begins in 20 minutes a
that moved that sector up and that's been up as well in the top of energy prices. a couple ipos. look at five below. it went as high as $28 and ended at $26. tonight we will have a couple of ipos, and the one their talking about is palo alto. the price range has increased. it was $34 to $37, and now those mysterious stay tooth patterns, the spike on the top of the hour and selling off after the half hour, and spiking up again. i agree it looks like a program going on here, but what exactly the...
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that is great for energy and i think health care will survive a lot of people. for political reasons if republicans would end up in the white house and take the senate, they would really undo health care, but also, if president obama is reelected coming off of this low presidential approval ratings, maybe he moves a little toward the middle. i know people say he will never do that the same people said he would never extend the bush dividend and capital gains tax cut, maybe he moves to the middle that is very bullish. my wildcard is the media. >> sam, let me get to fundamentals here, you are watching earnings, watching revenue growth. how do things look here? are you worried that, in fact, the world is slowing down that eventually is going to hit the best performer of the economic recovery and that is corporate earnings? >> s & p capital iq reports that revenues up 11% in the fourth quarter of this year, i'm actually pretty pleased with the top line growth we have been seeing, the bottom line basis, sure, now looking at 7 to 7.5% growth this year looking for a si
that is great for energy and i think health care will survive a lot of people. for political reasons if republicans would end up in the white house and take the senate, they would really undo health care, but also, if president obama is reelected coming off of this low presidential approval ratings, maybe he moves a little toward the middle. i know people say he will never do that the same people said he would never extend the bush dividend and capital gains tax cut, maybe he moves to the...
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i think it's a rotation market where you can look at materials, energy, beating up things like copper, things like alcoa, things that have been in the trash for good opportunities going forward. that's what pushes us to new highs by year end. >> bob, what are you hearing, is this market poised to move higher? >> it will depend on what you do with the two central bankers next week. the title of mr. bernanke's speech, monetary policy since the great crisis, that is the title we will hear in one week. a lot of members support easing unless there is a clear indication that the economy is easing. it's going to view the whole thing and give a with a update. the economy improved a little bit. not enough to go ahead with easing right now. what will make the difference is nonfarm payroll. if that is weeker, that could tip the deals. >>. clint, most of the commodities were flat on the year, and you have that baltic dry index, what's going on with kmodties? >> it's very carry, they have been beaten up and trashes and a lot of it is because we have seen strength in the dollar which is going to mo
i think it's a rotation market where you can look at materials, energy, beating up things like copper, things like alcoa, things that have been in the trash for good opportunities going forward. that's what pushes us to new highs by year end. >> bob, what are you hearing, is this market poised to move higher? >> it will depend on what you do with the two central bankers next week. the title of mr. bernanke's speech, monetary policy since the great crisis, that is the title we will...
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lower sectors today, teleco and energy dragging us down. take a look at s&p 500 top five laggers, impossible to ignore some retail names on that list. we saw some strong sales out of black friday but caution in the marketplace as analysts are saying, you need to see that strong sales trend continue throughout the rest of the season. not just on one or two days. it was nordstrom and macy's we were watching. coach was on the list for a better part of the day. cabot oil and gas selling off with the broader energy complex. meantime on the flipside we did have our s&p 500 top gainers. of course a lot of those names included names traded here at the nasdaq. ebay was one of the big gainers, gaining on hopes today that it will catch up with amazon on cyber monday. of course, those numbers will be tallied up within the coming days. best buy was also seeing strength on that as well. last but not least, first solar knocked apple out of one of those spots there, out of the last spot. of course, apple was a stock that was contributing to the positive mo
lower sectors today, teleco and energy dragging us down. take a look at s&p 500 top five laggers, impossible to ignore some retail names on that list. we saw some strong sales out of black friday but caution in the marketplace as analysts are saying, you need to see that strong sales trend continue throughout the rest of the season. not just on one or two days. it was nordstrom and macy's we were watching. coach was on the list for a better part of the day. cabot oil and gas selling off...
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along with weakness in energy stocks following a more than $2 sell-off in the price of oil. light sweet crude tonight down at $106.70 a barrel. the big story, of course, was yelp's ipo. the stock soaring better than 60% in its first day of trading, after pricing above the targeted range. we will have more on yelp coming up. take a look how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average at its worst, down about 55 points. a lot of action, but not too much change for the major averages tonight. nasdaq up about 15% in 2012. and the s&p 500 giving up 4.5 points tonight, about a third of a percent settling out at 1369. let's get to bob pisani right now. >> we're rich! we're all rich! i'm not rich. you're not rich. but yelp people are rich. did you see what was going on? this is really what matters. the stock closed around $24 and change. but here's what's happening. $24, insiders own it at $1.12. that isn't a typo. my eyes bulged out when i look at the $4.24 on that. the kids were wonderful. $24 all across. remember, priced at $14, $15, opens at $22. it
along with weakness in energy stocks following a more than $2 sell-off in the price of oil. light sweet crude tonight down at $106.70 a barrel. the big story, of course, was yelp's ipo. the stock soaring better than 60% in its first day of trading, after pricing above the targeted range. we will have more on yelp coming up. take a look how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average at its worst, down about 55 points. a lot of action, but not too much change for the...
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finally the only thing that's to the up side, we see energy trading to the up side. that should be up, maria, and that's trading in oil contracts. oil contracts, natural gas contracts, all volumes to the up side. >> bob, the volume in equities declining across the board, do you think the volume picking up in commodities overall, that mining sector so hot for so long, is that a shift of business happening over the last couple years? >> it's one of the only ones. that's up 17%. it's a typo there. and yes, we did not see that in any of the other asset classes. we haven't seen volumes appreciating anywhere else. energy is the only one right now. >> thank you for that data. bob pisani with the latest there. it is now dow 13,000 no more. stocks ending lower today. snapping a four-day winning streak after ben bernanke took a more cautious stance on the economy. he gave no indication that more easing is to come. are we beginning a pullback for this market. still with us is cantor fitzgerald's steve. and joining the conversation, good to see you gentlemen. thank you so much f
finally the only thing that's to the up side, we see energy trading to the up side. that should be up, maria, and that's trading in oil contracts. oil contracts, natural gas contracts, all volumes to the up side. >> bob, the volume in equities declining across the board, do you think the volume picking up in commodities overall, that mining sector so hot for so long, is that a shift of business happening over the last couple years? >> it's one of the only ones. that's up 17%. it's a...
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i agree with the ungentleman that talked about energy sector. buy fuel cars, there's a lot of possibilities for industry around the globe and i think many governments and programs and things like fiscal cliffs are easy to address. low hanging fruit. >> mark, rick makes a good point in terms of the money on the sidelines and money in fixed income. do you believe we if saw a catalyst in this market it would be fast and furious? would you expect that? >> i would expect it. i don't know about fast and furious, maria, but i think if we add unambiguous relief, and i mean fast forward to september and it's funded, brought live and super sized to the point where it undeniably can handle the spanish and italian sovereign debt issue ifs the market provides an attack on bond yields in those areas, i think you'll have a rally in risk assets that will be converse to the direction, and i think for the first time in a long time investors may believe the carnage will be happening to them in the bond market. >> do you worry that the dividend paying strategy is n
i agree with the ungentleman that talked about energy sector. buy fuel cars, there's a lot of possibilities for industry around the globe and i think many governments and programs and things like fiscal cliffs are easy to address. low hanging fruit. >> mark, rick makes a good point in terms of the money on the sidelines and money in fixed income. do you believe we if saw a catalyst in this market it would be fast and furious? would you expect that? >> i would expect it. i don't know...
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energy and telecon contributing to the downward slide today. >> thank you. >> i was just saying that the corn market is at the year's high, and so i bean is in a breath from the high. >> okay, a lot more coming up on the closing bell. >> coming up, paying to rent, why are u.s. home buyers exchanging mortgage applications for rental agreements. plus, what would steve jobs do? is apple making an enormous blunder with it's plan to shrink the ipad? or is this the step they need to emerge from the late ceos shadow. >> it should be no surprise that mortgage rates hit another record low today. rents are skyrockets and vacancies are at their lowest in more than a decade. so what's driving more people to rent? we have a real estate expert to shed light on that for us. >> at face value, the housing market today doesn't make a lot of sense. but take a look at the argument for buying today. the 30-year fix hit a record low 6.2%. the realtors housing affordability index hit a record high in the fourth quart ther year, and rent verses buy index found buying is cheaper than renting in 28 out of 100
energy and telecon contributing to the downward slide today. >> thank you. >> i was just saying that the corn market is at the year's high, and so i bean is in a breath from the high. >> okay, a lot more coming up on the closing bell. >> coming up, paying to rent, why are u.s. home buyers exchanging mortgage applications for rental agreements. plus, what would steve jobs do? is apple making an enormous blunder with it's plan to shrink the ipad? or is this the step they...
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. >> so we had a surge in the energy sector, but it was unable to help sustain big early gains. mary thompson joins us with the sector sweep, as we call it. >> hey, there. maybe energy didn't sustain big gains, but the sector did sustain enough to make it the top performing sector of the ones we watch. other risk on sectors leaders, materials, industrials, and financials all trading to the upside. telecom, the worst performing sector despite the big rally in sprint. we are going to have more on that later. first, a closer look at the names driving the sectors today. alpha natural up a whopping 17%. the coal firm contributing to gains in the energy sector after speculation about higher demand for coal from chinese steel makers. fastenal said third quarter sales are a healthy 13%. sprint bucking the downward trend among telecom stocks on news that japan's bank is looking at taking a majority stake in the company, up 15%. we also want to point out the outperformance of the dow transports over the last seven of eight sessions. today no exception, especially of note given this indice
. >> so we had a surge in the energy sector, but it was unable to help sustain big early gains. mary thompson joins us with the sector sweep, as we call it. >> hey, there. maybe energy didn't sustain big gains, but the sector did sustain enough to make it the top performing sector of the ones we watch. other risk on sectors leaders, materials, industrials, and financials all trading to the upside. telecom, the worst performing sector despite the big rally in sprint. we are going to...
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one thing universally everybody agrees, if mitt romney wins, they think energy stocks are going to be the place to really look for aggressive tendencies because a lot of the issues, for example, natural gas, fracing, they believe that regulation will be worked out and the epa will take its foot off, or forced to take its foot off and instead of crush an industry, maybe try to work within the pam ters of what it takes to get the natural gas to the marketplace. >> right. he has said that's one of his five points in terms of the economic buildout here, getting jobs in energy. >> yes. >> it's on his platform. it's laid out very explicitly that's a top priority. he sees it not only as an economic issue but as a job creation issue as well. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your time tonight. we'll see you soon. don't go anywhere. quick break and then a lot headed your way on this edition of the "closing bell." >>> coming up, taxing times. goldman sachs says dividend and capital gains taxes are headed higher no matter who wins tomorrow's election. but it could be a lot more depending on
one thing universally everybody agrees, if mitt romney wins, they think energy stocks are going to be the place to really look for aggressive tendencies because a lot of the issues, for example, natural gas, fracing, they believe that regulation will be worked out and the epa will take its foot off, or forced to take its foot off and instead of crush an industry, maybe try to work within the pam ters of what it takes to get the natural gas to the marketplace. >> right. he has said that's...
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materials, technology, and energy stocks. materials are up 12%, technology stocks up 22%, and energy up 4%. check out apple meanwhile surnling to another new high. 3% higher today. recapturing that $600 mark. that would not be an all-time high for apple. but topeka capital market breaking the $1,000 share barrier for apple with a new target price of $1,001 a share from topeka on apple. bob pisani is on the floor. $1,001 for apple. >> that one dollar. that's annoying. it's just to get attention. >> first day of the quarter, market up, volume down. what's your feeling on that? >> i would like to see more. i know we complain about the volume all the time, but given the normal influence you get in april, it could have been a little bit better. but, look, three to one, advancing and declining stocks. all the advancing sectors were up in materials, technology, energies, everything you wanted to sigh on the outside is there. so you have people putting money in for 401(k)s. some are selling to pay their taxes. some say they're gettin
materials, technology, and energy stocks. materials are up 12%, technology stocks up 22%, and energy up 4%. check out apple meanwhile surnling to another new high. 3% higher today. recapturing that $600 mark. that would not be an all-time high for apple. but topeka capital market breaking the $1,000 share barrier for apple with a new target price of $1,001 a share from topeka on apple. bob pisani is on the floor. $1,001 for apple. >> that one dollar. that's annoying. it's just to get...
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and of course energy has come down the it's a great opportunity. >> would you buy facebook at these levels? >> i would. >> you think there's value here? >> i do. >> tom, todd, mandy, simon, we'll see you soon. thank you so much. >>> brian is at the ready at the flash desk. over to you. >> technology, some interesting numbers out from pandora. they lost money, but much less than expected. their second quarter guidance was above consensus. it's pulled back. i don't know if we have the chart. still strong gains in after-hours. on the flip side, net a. p p. they beat by three cents, a narrow beat on revenue, but their guidance extremely light and below consensus, getting thumped, maria, more than 14% to the down side. back to you. >> thank you so much. the market stages a comeback late in the day. he's been worried about the market. the late rally mass notice have maid him feel better. folks say brace yourselves. they say if you don't think what happens there matters here, you're in for a rude surprise. stay with us. with us. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day
and of course energy has come down the it's a great opportunity. >> would you buy facebook at these levels? >> i would. >> you think there's value here? >> i do. >> tom, todd, mandy, simon, we'll see you soon. thank you so much. >>> brian is at the ready at the flash desk. over to you. >> technology, some interesting numbers out from pandora. they lost money, but much less than expected. their second quarter guidance was above consensus. it's pulled...
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energy is a wild card next year. that's what we should be allocating. >> rick, if we go over the fiscal cliff, you have to believe there will be a lot of hoarding of assets, sitting on money. maybe we get more action and fixed income. >> i think what nobody is talking about, you with allude to it constantly, and i'm in your camp. the damage is done. it's evident by many of these reports. even if they come up with a 13th hour settlement, even if they come up with good reform, some of the adjustments that have already been made or have been in the process of being made have already done a lot of damage that we didn't need. we already shot ourselves in the foot on this one. in terms of housing, you know, the shadow inventory that's been tied up in litigation, we could see as many as 20 million of those come on the market in 2013. even though i agree with the guest, there's a lot of different forms of the housing market. some of them are going to be under pressure due to this avalanche of shadowed foreclosure in 2013. >>
energy is a wild card next year. that's what we should be allocating. >> rick, if we go over the fiscal cliff, you have to believe there will be a lot of hoarding of assets, sitting on money. maybe we get more action and fixed income. >> i think what nobody is talking about, you with allude to it constantly, and i'm in your camp. the damage is done. it's evident by many of these reports. even if they come up with a 13th hour settlement, even if they come up with good reform, some of...
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two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> welcome back. directv has taken its fight with tribune to the fcc. in the meantime, five million subscribers will miss out on programming like "american idol" and the first week of major league baseball's first week of the season. julia boorstin has the story. we've seen a number of battles like this in the past between content and owners and distributors. how is this one different? >> well, maria, this one has really escalated. what happened is that directv says that they've reached an agreement in name, an agreement in principle with tribune company and then tribune company renigged on that deal.
two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> welcome back. directv has...
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days when have you the dollar down, often you get materials and energy on the upside. that didn't happen today. you can see we are down 2-1 declining to advancing stocks. health care stocks very debated today about how much the ryan plan would impact president obama's plan. and not a lot of disagreement on that. many of the health care stocks were to the downside. lot of kwoes the vix. closing below 14 here. five-year low essentially. lot people noting to me it is hard to raise option polices when have you low volume and low price. also moving into a new contract for september and october contracts for the vix. you want to look at the vix curve further out. above 20. few months from here. finally nasdaq, positive territory. apple was a big factor in that. at a four, five-month high and apple now, important thing only about $15 from a new historic high. back to you. >> all right. robert, thank you very much. do not go anywhere. keep it right here. >> we have a lot more heading your way on this jam-packed monday edition of "closing bell." >> coming up, you can't handle t
days when have you the dollar down, often you get materials and energy on the upside. that didn't happen today. you can see we are down 2-1 declining to advancing stocks. health care stocks very debated today about how much the ryan plan would impact president obama's plan. and not a lot of disagreement on that. many of the health care stocks were to the downside. lot of kwoes the vix. closing below 14 here. five-year low essentially. lot people noting to me it is hard to raise option polices...
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i'll be buying energy and agricultural commodities. if it's not part of your portfolio, it doesn't matter what is going to happen. per capita incomes are rising. take some time to put good asset qualities in you're portfolio. >> sectors or stocks? >> i would agree with joe with regard to the energy side. you're in a situation where you're going to see more drilling in the gulf of mexico and internationally and with the drillers and oil support companies and best in schlumberger and that brings it down to a 12 p.e. it's very, very strong and you see significant growth there. health care space has largely been ignored. we're going to see people getting more comfortable with obamacare and we're going to see more application. >> dan, thank you. good to see you guys. let's get to kate kelly for what has to be news on the most controversial stocks. chesapeake earnings, kate kelly has the latest numbers. >> expectations were higher and earnings are 18 cents per share. so a miss on both fronts. there are management comments by aubrey mcclendon
i'll be buying energy and agricultural commodities. if it's not part of your portfolio, it doesn't matter what is going to happen. per capita incomes are rising. take some time to put good asset qualities in you're portfolio. >> sectors or stocks? >> i would agree with joe with regard to the energy side. you're in a situation where you're going to see more drilling in the gulf of mexico and internationally and with the drillers and oil support companies and best in schlumberger and...
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i'll be talking with an energy specialist about what's behind the long lining and when we may finally be able to fill up our tanks again. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. starbucks reporting earnings just moments ago. the company reporting eps results of 46 cents a share. that was a penny above expectations. revenue at $3.36 billion, which was slightly lower than the $3.8 billion analysts were looking for. we find out how they got there and what to expect in the month ahead right now with the boss joining me now from a seattle starbucks location. it's the company chairman and ceo howard schultz. good to have you on the program. welcome back. >> thank you, maria. how are you? >> you raised your dividend. you raised your guidance. characterize the quarter for us. >> as you can see, we had a record quarter, record year, highlighted by the u.s. business at 7% comps, 10% comps in asia. we're starting to see a slight improvement -- i don't want to overstate that -- in western europe and our cpg business grew over 15% for the year. so i think when you look at the downturn that we and many
i'll be talking with an energy specialist about what's behind the long lining and when we may finally be able to fill up our tanks again. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. starbucks reporting earnings just moments ago. the company reporting eps results of 46 cents a share. that was a penny above expectations. revenue at $3.36 billion, which was slightly lower than the $3.8 billion analysts were looking for. we find out how they got there and what to expect in the month ahead right...
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we also produce energy. every drop of oil we produce overseas keeps oil prices down in this country. >> yet, the oil companies as an industry constantly get bashed over taxes, over the profits that we see. in fact, in 2011, chevron was one of three oil companies that paid more in income taxes than any other corporation in america, which i find amazing. $17 billion in taxes. >> well, our income taxes in 2011 were about 43%. it's been in the same range over the last few years. we do pay our fair share. we pay taxes overseas. we pay taxes here. we pay other forms of tax as well. i think that story hasn't been told. the fiscal terms that are in place here for our industry, for example, if punitive taxes were imposed on our industry, would impact our investment. i hope that's not where we're headed. i think there is a case to be made that we pay our fair share of taxes, and i work hard to try to communicate that. >> talk to us about an energy policy. what would you like to see in the election is behind us. what s
we also produce energy. every drop of oil we produce overseas keeps oil prices down in this country. >> yet, the oil companies as an industry constantly get bashed over taxes, over the profits that we see. in fact, in 2011, chevron was one of three oil companies that paid more in income taxes than any other corporation in america, which i find amazing. $17 billion in taxes. >> well, our income taxes in 2011 were about 43%. it's been in the same range over the last few years. we do...
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build energy highways and high-tech centers. nurture start-ups and small businesses. reduce tax burdens and provide the lowest middle class tax rate in 58 years. once again, new york state is a place where innovation meets determination and where businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. to experience the ultimate expression of power -- control. ♪ during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> quickly we should point out this may not be a total surprise. ross levinson until recently was the interim ceo at yahoo is leaving the company. i think -- it is pretty obvious, passed over for the job by mayer. he has been there since october of 2010 for a couple of years. but i think he aspired to higher position. >> he tried turn the company in a different direction. obviously it wasn't a success given the stock performance as he had hoped. and, of course, now he's leaving to pursue other avenues of opportunity. >> yahoo
build energy highways and high-tech centers. nurture start-ups and small businesses. reduce tax burdens and provide the lowest middle class tax rate in 58 years. once again, new york state is a place where innovation meets determination and where businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. to experience the ultimate expression of power -- control. ♪ during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of...
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as for the united states, there are 104 nuclear reactors making up 20% of this nation's energy supply. however, there has not been a license approved for a new plant since the year before three mile island. last month that all changed. southern company gained approval for new reactors in eastern georgia. you see the light green dot there. two more in south carolina should get approved. overall there are 17 pending applications. those are the other dots, in 14 states awaiting approval from the nuclear regulatory commission. perhaps the nuclear renaissance hasn't materialized and things are moving slowly. but they are moving forward. this tragedy in japan isn't the only reason for this slowdown. huge drop in nat gas prices has made it a more viable option. down 70% in the last four years. generally people tell me demand since the great recession hasn't bounced back. we have slowed down here but we haven't stopped. it's not just because of fukushima. >> thank you so much. brian shactman with the latest there. when we come back, we'll give you a sneak peek for the lap of luxury for travel
as for the united states, there are 104 nuclear reactors making up 20% of this nation's energy supply. however, there has not been a license approved for a new plant since the year before three mile island. last month that all changed. southern company gained approval for new reactors in eastern georgia. you see the light green dot there. two more in south carolina should get approved. overall there are 17 pending applications. those are the other dots, in 14 states awaiting approval from the...
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they in so many ways provide the energy, the muscle, if you will, to do many of these operations. they put themselves in harm's way. we thanked them very much. this storm is basically as expected thus far. we said it was going to be a lot of wind and rain. that's what they forecast and that's exactly what we've gotten and more. sandy's fury is still going to come this evening. originally it was supposed to be about 8:00. that has now been moved up and could be as early as 6:00. where we're we'll start to feel the full impact of high tide. that gives people a short window. people have not yet evacuated. they should have already, in my opinion, but that's a -- it's a very short window until we really feel the full impact of sandy's fury. this is probably the last warning that we're going to be able to give people about getting themselves to a safe place before that coastal surge really hits. of the national guard, the 1,000 that are going to be deployed today, the majority of those national guard will be deployed on long island. as the issue becomes more and more the coastal surge,
they in so many ways provide the energy, the muscle, if you will, to do many of these operations. they put themselves in harm's way. we thanked them very much. this storm is basically as expected thus far. we said it was going to be a lot of wind and rain. that's what they forecast and that's exactly what we've gotten and more. sandy's fury is still going to come this evening. originally it was supposed to be about 8:00. that has now been moved up and could be as early as 6:00. where we're...